bedward (Meaning)

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bedward (adv.)

Towards bed.

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Feeling exhausted after a long day, she trudged bedward, eager to finally rest.
As the clock struck midnight, he made his way bedward, ready to embrace the comfort of his cozy blankets.
Despite her intentions to stay up and finish her work, she found herself drifting bedward, unable to keep her eyes open.
The allure of sleep pulled him bedward, luring him away from the distractions of the outside world.
With heavy eyelids, she stumbled bedward, grateful for the prospect of a peaceful slumber.
After bidding her guests goodnight, she retired bedward, leaving them to enjoy the evening without her.
He glanced bedward, tempted by the inviting warmth of his bed on a chilly winter night.
The howling wind outside only made her journey bedward more enticing, promising refuge from the storm.
Ignoring the stack of unread books on her nightstand, she turned bedward, craving the solace of sleep.
Despite his reluctance to end the evening's festivities, he knew it was time to head bedward and recharge for the day ahead.

Towards bed.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Feeling exhausted after a long day, she trudged bedward, eager to finally rest.

As the clock struck midnight, he made his way bedward, ready to embrace the comfort of his cozy blankets.

Despite her intentions to stay up and finish her work, she found herself drifting bedward, unable to keep her eyes open.

The allure of sleep pulled him bedward, luring him away from the distractions of the outside world.